Ski holidays in Switzerland, cheap ski holidays. Swiss ski resorts are famous for their beauty and charm. To paint a picture of the typical ski holiday in Switzerland; imagine stunning mountain villages with awesome scenery reached by rickety trains crawling up the mountain, where you'll be met by a wide choice of high quality accommodation, well groomed pistes and cheese galore.Switzerland is one of the world's greatest skiing Meccas. Most resorts offer not only traditional accommodation and beautiful surroundings, but also some spectacular skiing. Verbier is a prime example, offering world class off piste runs, as well as some very challenging blacks.
Zermatt, another renowned Swiss resort, also offers great skiing for intermediates and experts. Dominated by the awesome scenery of the Matterhorn, Zermatt can be summarised as follows - stunning scenery; amazing mountain restaurants; fantastic and varied skiing.
Saas-Fee, the less famous neighbour to Zermatt, also has some spectacular scenery. With the resort spanning 4000m peaks to a range of dramatic glaciers, snow is pretty much guaranteed here. Saas-Fee, like resorts such as Wengen and Crans Montana, is more suited to beginners and intermediates than Verbier and Zermatt, but still has enough to amuse the more advanced skier.
Swiss ski resorts are famous for their luxury chalets, but where ever you stay in Switzerland, you can expect undeniable charm and exceptional hospitality. Hotels are of high quality with a range to suit all budgets, from luxury 5* options to simple family run hotels. Bed & breakfasts are also becoming increasingly popular. Some self catered accommodation is also available, although catered chalets can in fact work out to be a more economical option.
Zermatt, another renowned Swiss resort, also offers great skiing for intermediates and experts. Dominated by the awesome scenery of the Matterhorn, Zermatt can be summarised as follows - stunning scenery; amazing mountain restaurants; fantastic and varied skiing.
Saas-Fee, the less famous neighbour to Zermatt, also has some spectacular scenery. With the resort spanning 4000m peaks to a range of dramatic glaciers, snow is pretty much guaranteed here. Saas-Fee, like resorts such as Wengen and Crans Montana, is more suited to beginners and intermediates than Verbier and Zermatt, but still has enough to amuse the more advanced skier.
Swiss ski resorts are famous for their luxury chalets, but where ever you stay in Switzerland, you can expect undeniable charm and exceptional hospitality. Hotels are of high quality with a range to suit all budgets, from luxury 5* options to simple family run hotels. Bed & breakfasts are also becoming increasingly popular. Some self catered accommodation is also available, although catered chalets can in fact work out to be a more economical option.
